National Republican., 1887-07-27

berg. First base on balls-Polhemus Beeoher,
Struck ;out-By Morris, 8. Passea SEQ b,lis2fiacS.
cit 2; Carroll, l., Wild pitches -Healy, 1.
Time-1 hour and so minutes. Umpire-POw-
ers.
The Washingtons left on their second
western trip last night, and will be absent
from the city until August 90, when thsy
win open uD at Capitol Park With the De-
trots as their opponents. The following
players compose the personnel OF the
Statesmen on their present trip: ODdy,
Whitney, Shaw, Gilligau, Mack, daley,
O'Brien, Farrell, Donnelly, Carr III, Hines,
shoch, and Daily. Gilmore, Myers, and
Keating remain at home.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION GAMES.
At Baltimore = First game Baltimore, 81
Cleveland, o. Second game Baltimore, 0;
Cleveland, /.
A Athletics, 3; clnciunatls, 2.
AT BroOklyn-BrOoklyn, 0; 81. Louis |.
Al Staten Island-"Mets," o; Louisville, 3.
MKNsoS AT REST.
LOWELL, MASS. July 2d.-The boiy of Alex.
McRinnon, of the Plttsburg Base Bail Club,
arrived here to-day for burial In Lowell Ceus'
terry. Rev. r. A. Green oficiated at the fdne-
ral The grave was completely covered with
floral offerings from friends In all parts Of the
country.
AMATEUR BASE BALL.
Tho Alerts defeated the Peabody club at
Athletic Park yesterday afternoon by scJre
To-day the orions and LeDroit Park teams
meet for the first time and as they are b1th
evenly matched close contest may be antiCi.
RESULTS OF Yesterdays RACES.
MONMOUTH PARK. July 26.--First race, free
hadnicap sweepstakes, three-quarters OF n
clops third. Time, l:16.
Second race-The Colleen Stakes, three.
quarters OF mile. Belinda won, Chsnoi,
Third race-1he Stevens Stakes one and
d6ye.ejghths miles Hanover won, ,Almy second.
Fourth race-Free handicap sweepstakos
one and one.sixteenth miles. Lady Primrose
won, Favor second, saxopy third. Tune, l.j2
Fiflh race-Seven- -eighths of n mile. Flor
epce epce NJ won, Freedom second, Luna Brown
sixth Handicap hurdle. one and one
quarter miles. Mcntnore won, Blue Day
second, Pomme d'or third. Time, 2:23H.
ENTRIES FOR To.DAY's RACES.
Lynn & WALL 0OS Pennsylvania avenue, fur
nsh the following entries for to-day's races
BBIeHTos BEACH.
First race-Selling. three-quarters of mile.
for beaten hor es-Neptunus, lis pounds; Nellie
Glennop, l15: Commander, Ill; Lttlefellos
lie Thomas, 1o7: Nat Kramer, lO7; Oakland II, +,
100; sweety, l03; Minnie st. John, 10l; Song.
ster. 80. -.
three.quarters Of a mile-Byron, il5 pounds
Hazard, III: Frank Mullins, 100: Roy Roy, lOs;
Bullfeld, 107; Shelby Barnes, 107; Montauk,
loI; vanelnse, lO7; Josh Billings, io5; Bridget
Keaton, 103: Bonnie Steel 9S; Bob O'Link, 9S;
Letritin l13; Startling, l05.
Third race-Three-yesr-olds, selling, seven
eighths of mile--Rebel Friend. ll3 pounds;
Gallus Dan. ll5 Long Glen, no. Lord Stanley,
Jos; Mattawan. l0S: Garry oweu, iO5; Pay
master, 107: Mamselle 105; Hampton, l0S
Tenor, l03: Kink, 1o3; Bellview. lO3; Widgeon,
108; Minnie Germs, 50. Do. ...
Fourth race-selinp, one mile -Keokuk, 10
pounds. Ida l., 10S: Neptunus, l05; Hat Band,
1o5; Hermitage, lo5; Belle b. lo5; Jim Glare,
Fifth race-Handicap, one aud one-eighth
miles -waukesha, liz pounds: Lutte Arnold,
Jos; War Sign, 1O6: Epicure. l05; King b, l0S:
sutler, 100: Capt, Warren, 100; C,stilian, 100;
Racquet, 100; Big Head, 98: Regal, %.
/. Sixth race-seven.eighths of mile--Pink
Cottage, lis pounds; Elsie B. 1i5; Hotatchlmio,
l16; Armstrong, lO6; Marquis, II.
SARATOGA.
First race-one mile Nellie Van, 10s pounds
Himalaya, 120 Harry RUSSELL 10S; Lelex l07
yosburg, IS; Niddlesex, ll2; Swift, no.. G & u,
100. Gnllatin. 07; Safe Ban, 100; Biddy Bowling,
1lo; Mamie Hunt, 1os.
,s.cond race.-Alabama Stakes, one and one
eighth miles-Flage olette 1l3 pounds; Wary,
113; Florimore. llS; Edsto, 1l3; Grise,te. los.
Third race-one and one sixteenth miles.
Harwood 95; Himalaya, IA; Eight to Seven.
9s; Del Norte, 105: Longlght, 100; ]. ]. Healey,
90i Lewis Clark. l02.
sasSse 81 ponas Tf 81 mS
100; King Crab, 102; Cleo, 97; Kermesse, l02
Leo II, l02 Rita r, 1O2; Do Peep, o7.
Fifth race-Two and one.quarter miles,
Beechmore, H0; King Troubler, 128: George
Mccullough. 100: Lucy Lightfoot, 40; Abra
ham, IA: Wheatley, l25; Cyclone, 150; Bonnie
Duke, 1873; Wizard. l47; Bourke Cochran. l6s
THE "REPUBEcAN's" TIPS.
The following probable winners are selected
by the REPUBLICAN, for to-days races:
At saratoga-First race-Harrv Russell first
Swift second. Second race--Wary first, Grisetie
second. Third race-lrish Pat first, Wahoo
second. Fourth race-Savage first, King Crab
second. Fifth race-Abraham first. Bourke
Cochran second.
At Brighton Beach - First race - Sweety
tia'first, shelby Barnes second. Third race
Rebel Friend first Paymaster second Fourth
race Jim Clare first, Keokuk second. Fifth
raoe-Waukesha first, Sutler second. Sixth
raee-Pink Cottage first, Armstrong second.
THE KILgAIS-sHITH FIGHT.
LONDON, July 26.-The articles for the prize
fight between Jake Kilrain. of America and
Jem Smith. of England. were signed at 1880
O'Clock to day in the Office efthe Sporting Life
Jack harper, Arthur Brisbane. and several
others were present. According to the agree-
ment the encounter Will take place In Spain on
the 3d day of january next, within 100 miles OF
Madrid. Mr.. Atkinson, editor of the Sporting
LIE: conducted the arrangements. Both sides
paid the deposits, and date was fixed for
future payments. smith was the first to sign
siderable effort. MIR. Fox then signed for XII
rain, Jack Burke witnessing the signature. Mr.
Atsit son said Mr. Smith had never had a good
aght yet but ut, wanted f. ana Smith rejoiqed
rain, while Jenny House will take Smith ia
charge. Smith and Kilrain will each appoint
an umpire, who In turn will select referee
Only only hity & spectators Of the fight Will be al.
mutual agreement, The fight will take plapc